School Monorhyme Poems | Examples

These School Monorhyme poems are examples of Monorhyme poems about School. These are the best examples of Monorhyme School poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberNo Monkin' Around in the Monastery

 
           You will be seen by the Director of Admission
                to ensure yours is the proper contrition
           
            That it will not fail in its mission
                as do 50% of submissions

            Or fall into remission
                as do cancers of ambition

            Your turn now: Assume the lotus position
                your focus ~ reciprocal inhibition


Premium MemberFootprints

Here is a logical summation
Mother Earth is in a state of severe degradation
Each individual really has an obligation
Or face a future full of devastation

Here now is an invitation
Must be done no hesitation
Commence some form of restoration
Now is the time no equivocation

An example Join an organisation that practices reafforestation
For other examples seek information from an on-line investigation
This knowledge should be part of a school education
But that system is too much into indoctrination

Many people are suffering from brain fog constipation
Minds closed no room for alternative negotiation
Pray one day there will be an awakened realisation
People's footprint on this planet planned minimisation

Premium Memberwitch who faced down a warlock

she was nicknamed witch who faced down a warlock
she was fearless, confident, radically ready to roll and rock
the toughest being who lived on a Brooklyn block
don’t mess with her, my mother said, looking at the clock

witch who faced down a warlock was slated to walk
down the block, on her way to school, where she could shock
classmates who were terrified of her confident walk.
and her willingness to take on a werewolf and a warlock

Premium Memberwhen teachers could beat you

Concept was fuzzy, ill-defined, unclear
I accidentally said this with the teacher near
In the days when she could beat my rear
I had a horrific time in school that year

Premium MemberEyes Down

The day begins with the usual drill.	
Plans in readiness, we will fulfil. 
Crouch under your desk and stay quite still,
Keep your eyes down, use your skill.
Don’t look up, this I must instil.
Try to be as quiet, not a sound if you will.
We practice this drill not to give you a chill,
It’s so important to do this safety grill.
If a shooter comes in, we know to do nil
We learn this so that we will be safe until.
The scene has been given a clear bill.
We know we must not cry or let out a shrill.
Teacher says chances of being hurt, are nil,
If we do as we are told and all be very still.


Premium MemberA Mother's Thanksgiving

Mother's mornings, we're getting up, she's thankful for waking, mother's days, we're at school, she's singing while she's cleaning, mother's noons, we're eating lunch, she's with dear friends, inviting, mother's eves, before our dinner with our hands held, she's praying, mother's nights, by our bedsides, she's saying "I love you" kissing, mother's in heaven, softly saying I'm here my darlings, watching.

Premium MemberTown Called Cats

Fire captain cat is super calm and cool
Furry as all get out, an unspoken rule
For we reside in a town called Cats all Drool
Last night the fire people saved our burning school.
cat

Premium MemberShe Orders Art Supplies Every Other Day

I am sure the art supply company thinks I am a school said Lamaay
She orders and receives art supplies almost every other day.
Her husband has no problem with it, he knows it makes Lamaay sashay
And keeps her happy, upbeat, positive, optimistic and truly gay.
art

Premium MemberOur Grandma Nell

Her toenails are as thick as a tortoise shell
She does not hesitate to tell
Potentials suitors to go to h…..
She has not been to charm school, says Cousin Kell

Tough old bird with opinions most would never tell
can perplex and stuplify with one old world spell
we are fascinated yet terrified by our grandma Nell
She calls us to supper with a possessed dinner bell

Premium MemberAnthology Sos

Missed my submission of poem in the first PS anthology
I think I was travelling that time or in a very long journey
Second submission, I think I’ve missed because I was so busy
Perhaps focused on my school work, no one had pinched me
Third submission, now announcements around I see
But which of my poems is/are worth for publication, can you tell me 
I think I need an editor, can you help me my dear mentors of poetry?

May 12, 2023     3.40pm
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberGod Writes Straight With Crooked Lines

They say that "God writes straight with crooked lines"
we seek control, but perhaps that confines
God's Will, Plan, compassionate designs
it's up to Him, the One who defines
what's good and true, thus His Mercy shines
along shared paths where friendship entwines
the heart-grown courage God's Hope aligns



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Inspired by just having finished reading--
LINES OF COURAGE by Jennifer A. Nielsen

Premium MemberTime For New Specs

Of books about Home Run King, Henry Aaron
  Duval, Florida school shelves are now barren

  What kind of specs are those folks wearin'
    ~ Methinks they're definitely errin'

Premium MemberCalling Grandma Miss Cat

At school my dears, you must call me Miss Cat
She is a teacher now, of this, the other and that
Her mind is dazzling, her fashion is chic and phat
She is kind and endearing, never rude or a brat
I readily agree to start calling my grandma Miss Cat
But of course, at home we call her grams, for she is all that!

Premium MemberChased By a Red Kangaroo

Chased by a two hundred pound kangaroo
I hid inside an Alaskan igloo
I concocted a wild witch’s brew
And put together a tasty stew

Someone yelled, “Here is a blue kangaroo!”
I knew this was not an ample clue.
Had someone fashion me a new hairdo.
Styled by a beauty school shrew.

Someone stuck their head in and yelled “Boo!”
An odd orange creature from the nearest zoo.
He was not painted the right hue.
Not like the scary red kangaroo.

Premium MemberA Long-Needed Vacation

a long-needed vacation I'll take
or romantic getaway on school brake. 
maybe to a   casino where I can rake
spin the wheel and a fortune I'll make
or blow and give the dice a shake

maybe I'll go fishing on a lake,
a piece of land with gold I'll stake 
with a nesting duck and a drake.


2/3/2022

inspired by L MILTON HANKINS blog
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

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